There is definitively an autumn chill in the air as Cornwall prepares for the colder seasons, but as always, there is still plenty happening across our vibrant cultural and creative scene. This month Cornwall 365 would like to welcome, Visit Cornwall’s Malcolm Bell as our October Ambassador of the Month. Having grown up in Cornwall, Malcolm has long been a passionate spokesperson for tourism and there is little he does not know about the industry. In his spare time he enjoys sailing and walking by the sea with his family. Read on for an insight into Malcolm’s favourite places and experiences in Cornwall.
Malcolm Bell from Visit Cornwall
We sell heritage and culture as an integral part of the tourism offer of Cornwall.
The networking and familiarisation activities – people do business with people and how can people promote and support what they know nothing about?
As a child being with my family on the beaches of Cornwall.
Gylly Beach (c) Holly Gambles
A sail or walk on the cliffs, or a beach as the sun sets.
Queen concert in Truro City Hall in the 1970’s – I was there, but would love to be there again.
Calstock Village Hall for Miracle Theatre.
Miracle Theatre (c) Kirstin Prisk
Eden – with my daughter to see Elton John.
There are too many, but here are three – Kingsand to Rame Head to Looe, Mylor to Flushing and Cape Cornwall to Sennen.
Porthlevan.
Porthleven Food Festival (c) antony worrall thompson
Whitsand Bay – one of the best places in Cornwall where very few local people go.
Heaven – given Cornwall is the closest thing to it !!!
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